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Este poema ha sido escrito por XOXO como un tributo para el Pueblo de El...
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Este poema ha sido escrito por XOXO como un tributo para el Pueblo de El Salvador por su lucha , valor y resistencia contra regimenes de tiranos, resistiendo crimenes en contra de la humanidad. Despues de 12 anos de guerra civil durante la decada de los 80, 90 y despues de 75.000 muertes, el Pueblo Salvadoreno ha finalmente encontrado el camino hacia la sanacion de sus heridas causadas por la guerra. Sin embargo, todas las atrocidades perpetradas no deben ser, ni seran olvidadas. Este video ha sido disenado en memoria de sus martires que perdieron sus vidad en el campo de fuego y a esos que de una u otra manera estuvieron involucrados en la liberacion de este pueblo valeroso en busca de justicia, igualdad, paz y verdad: Monsenor Oscar A. Romero, los martires Jesuitas de la Universidad Centroamericana (UCA): Ignacio Ellacuria, Segundo Montes, Ignacio Martin-Baro, Joaquin Lopez y Lopez, Juan Ramon Moreno, and Amado Lopez; Father Utilio Grande, y muchos muchos mas.
La lucha es larga y constante mas la recompenza sera inmensa si se continua en el camino hacia la paz. Por la Paz y la Libertad en un jardin paraiso llamado CUSCATLAN que significa "Tierra de Riquezas" or "Tierra de Cosas Preciosas". Como en todos los paises, El Salvador tambien tiene sus propios problemas sociales. Hoy, se le llama la "Tierra de la Eterna Sonrisa" y recibe a todos con una sorisa amistosa y los brazos abiertos.
This poem was written by XOXO as a tribute to the People of El Salvador for their struggle, courage and resistence against tyranic regimes enduring crimes against humanity. After 12 years of civil war during the 80's and 90's, and 75,000 dead, the Salvadoran people have finally found the path to healing the wounds left by the war. The atrocities, however, will not and must not be forgotten. This video is in memory of those martyrs who lost their lives in the crossfire and of those who in one way or another have been involved in the liberation of such a couragous people in search for justice, equality, peace and truth: Monsignor Oscar A. Romero, University of Central America's Jesuit Martyrs: Ignacio Ellacuria, Segundo Montes, Ignacio Martin-Baro, Joaquin Lopez y Lopez, Juan Ramon Moreno, and Amado Lopez; Father Utilio Grande, and many many more.
The struggle is long and enduring and the reward will be immese, in the path to peace. For FREEDOM and PEACE in a paradise garden called CUSCATLAN that means "Land of Richess" or "Land of Precious Things". Like all countries, El Salvador also has its own social struggles. Today, it is called the "Land of the Eternal Smile" and welcomes everyone with open arms and a friendly smile. God Bless the People of El Salvador.
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Muchos saludos mi paisano.
Santana1765.
Mapache3800
so you could get over as well those things had an efect on you now if blacks were able to decide where you live and where you go to school and how your childern are raise, if those black people could say you are not hunam and enslave your people for over 400 years
you get over it